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    • John Dilts
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        I have been trying to increase my tip weights above 125g. The issue i am having is finding target tips that match the weights of the broad heads i like. For example I like the El Grande Grizzly broad heads witch come in 155g and 185g but i could only find field points in 145g 160g 190g. Does any one know where i can get 155g and 185g field points. Or do you know of a single bevel broad head the would be equal to or better then grizzly that match the field point weights.

      • Doc Nock
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          John,

          I had similar issues but with different weights… I found nothing between 145 and 175 in field points.

          However, I did find that there are these 5 gr. brass washers is 5/16 and 11/32 diameter that fit nicely on 8-32 threads for screw in points.

          But adding the few to a 145, I got the 160, same with 175. 3 Rivers and others sell them.

          Unless you have a lathe to turn down your own from heavier, all I found was 100, 125, 145, 175, 200, 225, 250 and 300 gr. field points.

        • John Dilts
            Post count: 135

            Sorry i should state that i only shoot only woodies

          • smiley1
            Member
              Post count: 102

              John, 3 Rivers carries 145, 160 & 190 grain steel glue on field points in 11/32″ and 23/64″. Joe, at Tuffhead has 190, 225, & 300 grain 23/64″ brass glue on field points. Not exactly what you were looking for but hope this helps.

              Steve

            • raghorn
                Post count: 27

                Do you really think that 5 gr will make any difference?

                Besides the fact that your Grizzly broadheads are longer than your field point and that moves the FOC forward and can change the spine.

              • Ralph
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                  John I’ve been shooting woods for 40 years and that little of a grain difference is not gonna make enough difference to notice and if so your brain, hand, eye trio will adapt in no time.

                  I wouldn’t sweat it. Shoot the closest you can find and have fun.

                • John Dilts
                    Post count: 135

                    Thank you

                  • OSQUINT
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                      john dilts wrote: Thank you

                      Howdy John–I sent you a couple emails – one with a page fromThree Rivers about glue on adaptors for wood arrows so you can use any screw in heads you want. I’ve been using them about 3 years on my arrows and my wife’s. Lots of roving and stump shots with no problems.

                    • John Dilts
                        Post count: 135

                        Thanks for all the help

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